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Roman Mythology: Jupiter

Greek Mythology: Zeus 

What he was worshiped for: God of the sky and 

King of gods. 

Fact about him: He has the power to summon a 

lightening bolt to restore order. 

Roman Mythology: Juno

Greek Mythology: Hera

What was she worshiped for: Queen of gods 

and Goddess of marriage

Fact about her: She looked over all the women 

in Rome and the month June was named after 

her. She had a festival dedicated to her in 

Rome on the 1st and 2nd of March.

Roman Mythology: Neptune

Greek Mythology: Poseidon 

What he was worshiped for: He was the god of 

the sea.

Fact about him: He was feared by the people 

who built their houses along the coast. His 

symbol was a trident that he used to control 

the sea.

Roman Mythology: Pluto

Greek Mythology: Hades

What he was worshiped for: He was the god of 

the underworld.

Fact about him: He kidnapped Persephone as 

his wife to live in the underworld and be his 

queen of the realm. 

Roman Mythology: Mars

Greek Mythology: Ares

What he was worshiped for: He was the god of 

war and protector of farming and livestock.

Fact about him: He was the son of Jupiter and 

Juno, he was the father of Romulus (the 

founder of Rome). He was also very cruel and 

was disliked among the gods.

Roman Mythology: Mercury

Greek Mythology: Hermes

What he was worshiped for: God of trade and 

travellers. He was also the messenger of the 

gods.

Fact about him: He was the son of Jupiter. His 

symbols were intertwining snake heads and his 

winged helmet.

Roman Mythology: Venus

Greek Mythology: Aphrodite

What she was worshiped for: Goddess of Love

Fact about her: She is the mother or Cupid and 

the daughter of Jupiter.

Roman Mythology: Vulcan

Greek Mythology: Hephaestus 

What he was worshiped for: The smith of the 

gods and the god of fire

Fact about him: He crafted Jupiter’s 

thunderbolts and created people made of gold 

that helped him with his work.

Roman Mythology: Apollo

Greek Mythology: Apollo

What he was worshiped for: The god of the 

Sun and he was also the god of music

Fact about him: According to mythology, he 

drove his fiery chariot across the sky every day 

to bring light to the world. He also plays the 

harp because he is the god of music.

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